A jury has found former Uvalde schools police officer Adrian Gonzales not guilty of child endangerment. ABC News’ Peter Charalambous reports from Texas.
A piece of news that breaks in real-time, often with a high impact or urgency. Breaking news is the meat of journalism and covers events like major political developments, natural disasters or major scoops.
A shorter related story that accompanies a main article. It may add more context, a different perspective or a deeper dive into the subject matter. For example, if an article discusses a major environmental policy change, a sidebar could offer an infographic detailing the impact or a history of similar policies.
An authoritative person who offers sharp insights, commentary or a fresh take on current events and trends. They are the go-to voice for thought-provoking takes and deep dives. Unlike reporters, who focus on the who, what, when and where, commentators bring their own insight and interpretation to the table.
The name for a journalist who works on a freelance basis rather than full-time with one publication. Freelancers typically work on a project-by-project basis and cover stories in their niche.
A type of media that sensationalizes or exaggerates news to attract attention. Also known as yellow journalism or tabloids, they present news in an attention-grabbing way that appeals to a broad audience.
